Federal workers who are putting in the hours and not receiving pay are out of luck when it comes to state assistance.
The federal workforce has been declining all year in Colorado. State labor data shows that before the shutdown, nearly 1,200 federal workers had filed for unemployment in the state since Jan. 19. That ...
(The Center Square) – In just one month, Colorado’s unemployment rate dropped from 10th highest nationally to 16th. Over that same period, the national unemployment rate increased by one-tenth of a ...
Colorado state officials are making sure federal workers who have been impacted by the government shutdown are aware of state ...
The shutdown is the latest stressor for Colorado's federal workers as the Trump administration works to slash the government ...
A new study by ADP shows Denver's job market remains one of the hottest in the nation. During a month that saw U.S. unemployment rise marginally, Colorado saw its own unemployment rate drop to 4.2%, ...
COLORADO — For many federal workers in Colorado, the ongoing government shutdown means an unexpected hit to their paychecks. The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment is laying out how ...
Friday marks the first missed paycheck for civilian employees of federal agencies — a turning point when the Washington ...
Colorado will not report statewide job figures on Friday as was previously scheduled, a result of the federal shutdown.
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